captivated

Particularly was I captivated with Clorinda, and all her deeds and bearing.

Mortify the flesh, and keep it in an obedient dependence on the soul, and you will not be captivated by sloth.

All the attention of Oswald was captivated by the objects nearest to him.

She looked at him admiringly, happy and captivated by his passion.

The kerchiefs were large and very gaudy, and the African taste was at once captivated by them.

There have been, no doubt, many instances where men of eloquence have captivated juries by appeals to passion or prejudice.

Six years before, Lucie at Pasean had captivated me, but in a different manner.

There was something sweet and pleasant in the young man's manner by which the father could hardly not be captivated.

But it was not the priests alone who were captivated by the generosity of Elala.

He was captivated by her freshness and beauty, her demureness, her ignorance of all things vicious.